What should you save first in Gud Prompt?
Sign in to Gud Prompt before saving your own prompt. Start with one instruction you’ll use again, such as turning a few workshop details into a short listing. Give the prompt a name that describes the job and put it in a collection you can find.
Keep the example details out of the reusable copy. Use a placeholder such as [workshop name] for a detail that changes each time. Keep the check you’ll use afterward, such as confirming the result includes the correct day and leaves out any price you didn’t provide.
How do you use a saved prompt in another chat?
Find the prompt and copy it into the chat where you want to use it. Gud Prompt also offers a Chrome extension and describes inserting saved text from a sidebar in supported chats.
Fill in the placeholders and read the text in the chat before sending it. Use made-up workshop details to try the workflow. The chat has its own access and pricing, and its answer still needs to pass your checks.
What can you take with you if you leave?
For a prompt you own or have permission to copy, save the text in a file you control. Keep the title, the sample input and what a correct result looks like alongside it.
Gud Prompt’s FAQ lists JSON and CSV exports for prompts and collections. The public help leaves export eligibility and the included fields unclear. If you rely on a download, check one sample for the exact text and collection details. Check earlier versions, attachments and sharing permissions separately.
Open the sample in the destination before moving more. See whether you can find the template and reuse it with the same invented details.
What should you check before choosing a plan?
Gud Prompt lists Free and paid plans. The Professional card lists version history. For a team, the organization offer distinguishes full seats from viewer-only seats.
If you need to recover older instructions or give people different access, check those features in the offer for your account. Gud Prompt’s pricing page and FAQ describe different Free limits. Confirm your account’s saving and collection allowances before moving a collection, and check the billing terms before paying.